Disney is Perfectly Happy with Pixars Catastrophic Failure

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  @SyazHikari_Mlbb · 1 year ago

  Walt Disney is just rolling in his grave at this point

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• YA

  @yashirou618 · 1 year ago

  Alternate title would be "Why everything Disney touches turns to complete failures"

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• FA

  @FastCarsNoRules220 · 1 year ago

  Sony Animations: "Hey Pixar, you alright? Listen, don't you worry pal, you had a good run. Enjoy your retirement!"

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• AY

  @ayau1310 · 1 year ago

  why don't they just sell Pixar instead of stripping it and tearing it apart until nothing is left ?

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• SC

  @ScarletSpider2099_Alchemax · 1 year ago (edited)

  I feel like Disney didn’t want to own Pixar because of their creativity, but they wanted Pixar under their control. If Pixar had distanced themselves from Disney, they wouldn’t be failing…<br><br>Disney will continue to ring them dry of any good content and when they’re no longer of use to them… they’ll throw them out.

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• JT

  @JTVtheviewer · 1 year ago

  Elio should have been about the Aliens and their complex galactic system instead of being another &quot;Kid goes to space movie&quot;

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• KE

  @kevinvalentefunfilmsclub3484 · 1 year ago

  The only Pixar movie that isn’t a flop so far is Inside Out 2 as that is a box office success.

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• RI

  @Riyozsu · 1 year ago

  The golden age of Pixar was the Golden age of 3d animation. Nothing beat them in producing top tier stories back to back except for Disney buying them.

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• JA

  @jankrnac3535 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E59YeFrODVM&amp;t=32">0:32</a> It is Sony movie. Just because something is released at Netflix, doesn&apos;t mean they made it.

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• FU

  @funkylion90s · 1 year ago (edited)

  The moment I learned that the reason behind the designs being so rounded was because Disney wanted the movies to look even more &quot;safe-looking&quot; to kids and NOT because of art intent, it made me realize Pixar is no longer the company it is and why most of their films feel soulless. They&apos;re not films for everyone. They&apos;re keys being juggled to toddlers now.<br><br>It&apos;s just a dead puppet that Disney is playing with.<br><br>When you play it safe with your creations, especially when your studio was known to constantly take risks with your design, stories and overall films, people start to feel that you don&apos;t care.

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• AN

  @anncicero2406 · 1 year ago

  Dreamworks and Sony: We create original and great stories. Disney and Pixar: sequels sequels oh you want an original, sorry they don’t make enough money

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• MR

  @mrbr549 · 1 year ago

  Even Walt wouldn&apos;t like today&apos;s Disney.👎

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